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The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-11-18
Pointers About the Brain.
From the New York World.

From the New York World.
The l0]cture-room of the Industrial
Education Association Building in
University place was crowded with
young ladies recently, long before the
time set for DIR. William A. Hammond
to deliver his address, the third of the
series OF lectures arranged by the asso-
citation. The young ladies were teach
ers connected with the public and
private schools Of this city, and they
we're present to listen to what DR..
Hammond had TO say about 1.-THE
Use and Abuse OF the Brain" When
the doctor, in the course Of his re-
marks said, Anxiety causes more
brain disorders than any other agency
l know OF unless it be love" the
young ladies looked as though they
would mrrhpreier the latter II it ever
became necessary for them to have
brain trouble.
MANY Jokes are made about the
gray matter OF the brain,n said Dr..
Hammond, & at ! will say right here
that ] have a great respect for the
gray matter of the brain. There is
no higher organism than that. 1t il
the grandest organ in man, and were
ever to worship anything it would
be q portion OF the gray matter OF the
brain. 1t is well for us to know that
the emotions cause more unhappiness
and crime than any other function Of
the brain. Human beings are govern
ed by their emotions, and It Is well
that they should be, though it IS the
emotions that wear away. the brain.
and not honest intellectual work.
Very few people suffer from inteIIec-
tuai work, and if my memory serves
me l do not recollect ever having 4
mathematician for q patient. It Il
not intellectual work that cauees
nervous dyspepsia, but the emotions.
such as anxiety, feAf, sorrow and love.
consider that eight hours are sun.
Gent Tor a man to use his brain. be-
cause if7he exceeds that time he Sc.
comes nervous and frekful. and an az.
hausted brain is an irritable BRAIN
You may not feelthe evil effects 81 the
stress OF brain work at the time. bit
you will sooner or later, when It win
be too late. The men that work az
night with their brains are the ones
that expose themselves to DANCE
and death, which win surely come
unless the great strain on the mind
> lightened.1
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-11-18
Miss AIcott's Advice.

Miss Louisa Alcott gives the follow.
ing advice to girls. 1t is a whole vol
ume. She says: Girls, don't be in
haste to wed. Build up healthy bod
les by good food, plenty of exercise
and sleep. Learn all the useful house
hold arts before you attempt to make
a home. Cultivate your minds with
the best books that you may be able
to teach your children much that
school training alone will never give
you. Choose your amusements wise
", for youth must have pleasure, but
need not waste itself in harmless friv-
olty. Above all, select your friends
with care. ats
"Avoid girls who live only for fash
ion, Irritation and enjoy ment, and use
the privilege all women may claim to
decline the acquaintance of young men
whose lives will not bear inspection
by the innocent eyes of women. Let.
no deiusion OF wealth. rank, comeli-
ness or love tempt you to trust your
happiness to such a one. Watch and
wait till the true lover comes, even if
it be all your life, for single b~lessedness
is far better than double misery and
wrong. ~Spinsters are a very useful,
happy, independent race, never more
so than when all professions are open
to them, and honor, fame and fortune
are bravely won by many gifted mem
bers Of the sisterhood. Set your
standard high and live up TO it,, sure
that the reward will come here or
hereafter, and in the form best suited
to your real needs.n
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-11-18
The Highest Church in Eu-
rope.
From the Bundner Tagblatt.

From the Bundner Tagblatt.
The highest church in Europe IS the
Pilgrimage Chapel Of St. Maria de
Ziteit, above Salux, in the canton OF
Graubunden. It lies 2,434 meters
above the sea le~vel-neariy 5000 feet
high, above the forest, near the limits
OF perpetual snow. 1t is only open
during the summer time of that re.
gion. or as the folks thereabout reck-
ON, from st. John the Baptist 8 Day
Ito st. Michael's Day, and IS used only
by the Alp herds, who remain there
through the summer with their cows
and goats, and occasionally by hunt.
ers in search Of the channels and mar
mot. All the inhabitants Of EaIux
climb up thither on Midsummer Day
TO assist at the FIRST mass and hear
the first sermon of the year, and there
rs also q crowded congregation on
Michaelmas Day at the last service
Of the year. From time to time a few
stray pilgrims from the Graubunden
Overland and the Tyrol and their
way there. The second highest
church, probably, ia Europe-that OF
Monstein-also open only ia the SUM
mer, belongs to Graubunden. AT our
visit she hale old preacher had eve
foreign tourists for his congregation.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-11-18

From The Boston Transcript.
A veteran Boston broker tells the
Listener this stroy Of Commodore
Vanderbilt, which he does not believe
has ever been in print:
"a good many years ago, Just aooIC
the time that Commodore NanderolIC
was building up the New.York Zen
trail, a certain young man IN boston
came INTO possession, by the death o!
a relative, of the tidy little sum OF
$40. 90. Twenty thousand dollars
was more money then than 1t is TO-
dav, and this young man had VISIONS
of wealth untold. He studied n
small local stock list in my office day
after day without coming to any con-
cIuslon. At last one day, seized by a
brilliant thought, he broke out:
"John, I'm going to see Vanderbilt
about it.
"'About what?'
"'About my placing my money,
81 thought this was the maddest
idea that ever entered a human head.
told him that the commodore
wouldn't waste twenty seconds on g
twentv-thousand Investment. But he
would not. be persuaded, and one
night about 10 O'Clock he rang the
door bell at the Vanderbilt residence,
After some delay a servant answered
and demanded his business.
"'Here'a my card said the young
Bostonian, Mr.. John Smith, Boston.
Tell the commodore that must see
him tonight on business OF the ut
most Importance ,
"'Mr, Vanderbilt is about to retire.
responded the servant. You had bet
ter come in the morning.
"'It may be too late, then, for both
him and me. must see him tonight,
il only for five minutes
The servant disappeared only to
return with the message from the
commodore that he would see Mr..
Smith if the business was of the ut
most Importance. The BOstOnian
followed the servant into a little dress
ing.room, where stood the commodore
wrapped in a flame! garment of the
night. He had evidently got out OF
bed to recei 7e the visitor.
We'll, young man, what do you
waut?' was the commOdore's impa.
tient question.
"'Commodore Vanderbilt, / have
recently come into possession of$2O,-
600, and have come to New York to
ask you for information about the
stock market
."'What the blank-blank do you
come to me about the stock market
for? Why don't you go to some stock
broker?'
because you are the stock market
yourself. Commodore
"'Look here, Mr.. Smith, said the
Modified Commodore, / admire your
cheek. think it deserves encourage.
ment. Go down to Wall Street to-
morrow morning early. Put Your
$50, 900 and as much more as you
can raise into New York Central.
Don't ask me why, but 90 and do it..
It's a sickly thing now, but it amt
going to be long. Lock up your stock
and let it alone; never mind what
anybody tells you. Now get out
That young man came back to
Boston and narrated his experience.
Did he follow the Commodore's ad.
vice? No. He said he wasn't going
to let Vanderbilt gobble up his $780,
900. He put it into mining stocks
and lost every cent OF it.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-11-18
consumptlon sureIY cured.

To the Editor
Please inform your readers that ! havea
positive remedy for the allowed named DIE
ease. BY it's timely use thousands oihope
less cases have been permanently cured.
shall be glad to send two botiles Of nv
have consumption II they viii send me then
Express and p. O. address. Respectfully
T. A. SL0CUM, M. CT, ISL Pearls st.. New
York.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-11-18
She scolds and fretsr
She's full Of pets,
She's rarely kind and tender;
The thorn OF life
F.AF,1 III

wonder what will mend herr
Try DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescriptions
Ten to one your wife is cross and iretia
because she is sick and suffering, and can
not control her nervousness when thing
go wrong. Make a healthy 81 hei
and the chances are you will make a ehcsf
iul ana pleasant one. "Favorite Prescrip
ton is the only remedy for wsmani
peculiar ailments. sold by druggists, andeI
a positive guarantee from the manulacs.
urers. that it will give satisfaction Il
every case, or money will be refunded
See guarantee on bottle wrapper. Lars
bottles. 81. Six for 3.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-11-18
ItcElinp PIIee.

SXNPToMs-Moisture intense itching and SINGING
most at night; worse by acratchiny. IL allows fa
tntnors form. which often bleed and ulcer
Ata. becoming worry sore.s SwAYNZfS OINTMENT shkr
many cases removes the tnmors. ittscqaIy chhcasMa
in curing oil SKI Diseazes. DIR &MAlHE & s9na
Proptiefors. Philadelphia SwAYNRH OTSTHENIe4 San
be obtained Of druggists. scnr by mail for 80 Gents
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-11-18

~Buckingham's Dye for the Whiskefs
easy OF application, and never faiis to XIII
or The beard brown or black al may
desired. Try it. Il
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-11-18

The Utah supreme court decides to- ap
point a receiver for Mormon church prop
erty.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-11-18
mot suIk, but Ruslnesael

Is the way q Western man put IL ia *.
pressing to a friend his complete satislae.
ton in the use OF DR.. Pieree's pleasant
Purgative Pellets. So small and yet 30
efIectual, they bid lair to snpplant ~entirely
the old-style pill. An eyer-ready remedy
for Sick and Bilious Headache, Bilious.
ness, Constipation and all blood disorders
Mild in action, wonderful in effect Pu!
up in Walls, convenient to carry. Then
use attended with no discomfort Them
sterling merits account for their great
popularity.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-11-18

w. H. WOrthington, editor OF the Fps
irons OF Hushandry, published at Colnms
bus. Mass, writes under date OF Feb. p
1882: Your great remedy, Aliens EnHI
Balsum, / have used in my family Tor dt
teen years for coughs and colds. aHs
know it To be the hest" 25c.. Soc, ans
$l.UO II bottle.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-11-18
St Paul and Minneapolis courts adieur
ed during Judge BeTry's funeral.

CoUGHs. HoARsENEss, SORE THRoAT, etc
quickly relieved by BRowN's BRoNeHiAt
TRoCmEs. A simple and efiectual remedy,
superior to all other articles for the samt
purpose. Sold only in boxes.
John Price, one of The most promlneal
farmers in York, Neb., raised over $50.
900 in forged notes and a~bseonded.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-11-18

A newspaper mar confesses having per
Cetrated the hoax regarding Judge Waltz
and the Internal machine.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-11-18

The soldiers and the Crows fight at last
Sword Bearer and a corporal being killed
and Others wouudsd
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-11-18

Russell Stprgiss, formerly q partner II
the firm OF Barring Bros. bankers, IL dead
in London. He left a fortune OF 92, 00O,.
900,
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-11-18

The Fall River, Mass cotton Hftli
declared q ~ per cent. dividend
Butler is one OF the heaviest s~toekhold
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-11-18

Nichols Blackberry Balsam is 4 sure cure for !
summer Bowel complaints; price rs cents.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-11-18

At Omaha, Henry Brunea, q hartendsE
shot and killed Constable Moritz SteN
man in q saloon.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-11-18

Barnum said THE American People lia.
TO be humbugged." This may be true N
the line OF entertainment, but not whem
life is at stake. A man with copsumption
or any lingering disease, looking Death 4
the face and seeking to evade his avid
grasp, does not like to be triied with. SCI
With confidence we place before our read.
ers Natures great remedy. DR.. Pierees
Golden Medical Discovery, u sure relief Ior
that long train OF diseases resulting IRON
mrure blood, such as Consumption.
Chronic Nasal Catarrh, Liver Complaint
Kidney Disorder, Dyspepsia, Sick Head.
ache, ScroIuln and General Debility. Time
tried and thoroughly tested. it STANDS
without an equal! Any druggist,
Bradstreet's, in its review Of the week
saws that special kilograms report Petha
better movement O! general trade at :
points during the past week.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-08
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO. Aug 6.-Cdtte-Koceipts last "a hours 234o
head; total TAR 1850 heat tor sane time
TO- 200 consigned through l33 cars OF when
Now for sale Medium 10 GOod stfone anu
all offerings taken - 3Od< AZ.
Shcep-Kecepts "a 64UO neac total tor week
$4,000 head. Tor same iiDe last week 52 4uS
heat consxnei through II cars OF which 10 NeW.fork
- SALE market dun and prices lower common 70
Prime S. 5ua4 To- Lambs declined lOUlDc AIT 10 Oood
Western So 200 co. Good TO Choice Canadian LAMBS 80 w
at 30.
Bo0s REGENTS last 69O0 head. total for the
AZ 100 head; time last week $40
CoTned Selecte iorkers steady Wild far demand
40 as Jo selected Medium Weights steady win .
fair demand So ~ 50 65 Common ana Light GTsssers
81 25S4 10; Choice do 80 2S 10 cars left
CHICAGO Aug 6-Tns Drorerr Journal roports-Cants-
Recopts-20UU head Shipments for last "eeK heAd
market steady. Shipping steers SIS OVef TO- St0ckefs
and Feeders 81 70 Cows Bulls and Mixed 81 OO0
75 bulk at ST. 50aS2 co. Texas Cattle slo" at 81 W
ass 20 . -
Hogs Receipts 5000 head. Shipments $500 head. The
market steady GOo Common loo lower Rough and
Mixed - - 80 20 Packing and Shipping 50 lOSA1 4o
Light 81 SOC 80 Skips s. 00esi TO-
Sheep-Rec-ipts l0OC head shipments head Markct
steady. 81 30 3d. bulk at So 20 as 90 western
So 10 co. Texans So OOes3 80 Lambs "A OO65 w per
100 10. - - a..
ST LOUIE Aug G.-Caute-keceiDts 400 head snip
nasnts heac strong. FAR 10 Choice
heavv Native 5teers ~ 90 0S4 20. Butchers steers
fair TO Cnolca 81 Feeders air 10 gooo $500
s. oO stocKers fair good 81 % @sZ ~ lexans anu
Indiana common grass 10 good eorn-fed 81 0Oss3 10
Rocs-keceiLts 800 snIpBents 300 headi Market
was nrm. Choice heavy ana Butchers ssieeuons
S. J00sj 10 Pscsing Medium 10 Prime 30 1850 o.
Workers Medium ~ Prime 80 00os3 o. Pigs Common W
Good - 4OdS5 90 oo.o 49,. ..r.,
steady. Clipped FAIR To Choice % lo@sA y" AAA''
q la
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fnQdi Notices.
,>>~~~~~-~~~-~~~>.

CUPREME COURT OF The STAIE "
Frsderck Jules Marcuard. otto Frederick krauss and
Uric zellweger. plaintiffs against Fh'np noe' u0
PENDANT
10 the above n amt ed defendant:
are her sumnoned 10 the complaint In this
action and 10 serve OF answer on the plaintiffs
within days after the service OF this sun-
mons the day OF services and In case OF your
faIue To- appear Judgment VIII be taken against
You py default relief demanded In the complaint
Dated. New. York July u. 1887. ,- ..
SALOMON 4 DULON, plaintiffs Attorneys
lilo Broadway. New.York CITY.
To tho defendant:
Take upon your failure 20 or plead to tho
entitled action Judgment VIII 10 taken
against You S3t6l 81 with interest
from July u, 1887. together with costs.
SALOMoN & DULON Plaintiffs Attorneys
To Philip D'Homo; ,.,..,..
The foregoing Summons served upon by publication
10 an order Charles Donohue Justice
Of the Supreme Court Of the state OF dated me
day 1887 and hled with the complaint In the
ONCE OF City and County of NewYork al
County Court House, IN the CITY o. New.fork.
Dated New York August 1887 ...
sALOHoN DuLoN. PLANTING Attorneys
ll6 Broadway. Nsw-Ysrk City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-08
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer, Vessels aud Railroads.
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT.

COFFFE-values for Brazil groyths vera firmly main
tainsd Of 9c for fair Rio spot Invoices Inc
sales No 10 and 300 bags on the bass
OF II tic for No The mder styles were ouet Sales
1000 24c aud $50 bales Mocha 24c me
fufure deliveries Openeh at decline OF lVNZo
pc but co..i firm full recovery as follows Jann
ary II 7O0l775: Februa ~ 17.75s;7.S0: March lGlo
ai7 81; April IL soSl7s5; May l7s5Si79o: Angn..t
1900 7s6 September l75osl755 9stS9sr1 lg gRs
rang-s the different month. were a. follows Januaiy
l765dlZ75; February. 1I7o6l775 August lL5D0
II 30; September. 174O0i7jO; october. !L5SSlI5o
Noysnb-r l765Sl765; December. 17669l7.So. Sales.
"a. 25Obags.
cor oN-On the spot sales aggregated 1904 bales OF
winch 200 bales export account Prices were NOT
c nred and the temper At the close was steady port
receipts 1873 comparing with 2lo oaes
the 945 bales for the corresponding
last since September the total port receipts
I"o ~ bales against 5.3lt,932 bales Tor tho
period last ---,a--...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-08
r,,popFAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. Aug Authorization. Cupoerl1nt cat
4isoi foag Clear ,ttIlos Ais Oh Snort CeAr Aidies
al ui short RiJs AS OL 5IsI iers 300 psr owl oe'i
Do, Od Tor Extra India Mess Prime Moss Dis " FORK
Prime Mess 6y1 Od bOL Prime Meas Eastern
Ji.DL: Westera 66. ii LsrlAmsrcan 1854 Prne VEST
ern AS OBJ Lard Oh Jta. 6L Hams-Long Cut e0s o'
BittorJ2s 81 per W. Tor hnes hies
sI,toA Cheeso-Ame Choice. 52A OIL "hsat-isse
W.stsrn 2,L a6A 81; Rel winter os Oh y
6s 5d ne New No winter o% Oi; 10 NJ :
Snrng 81, Al New MixeI Western. 81 Id. California NO
4 is sd a7s Oh 2. 81 6L al. ST. per Coastal rre
icsSprs OF Turpentinc 26s 3D.; do at London 22S OF
per cvt Refined Petroleum. GA per ganOn Clover seed
American Red 49S per cwL Talow-2l+ I'd per cWs
Flne Americas, 2Is 6l; Pr ne city. Us Od per cwI
Rosln -Counion i'd, PIlh liz Ct 1o% Linsssh ol
OBS sd per Provsons-American Refrigerated beei
hnd quarters Gd; fore quarters 3 per It. Hops al Lon
don New ork State, AZ 1853 Od o. Os Oh Cottonseed
OH. Liverpool make, 2ls Cd -, a., -, ,.-
ioypoy Aug g. - Produce-Linseei OIL. 2la 7Avi per
cwt; Calcutta Linseed 3Ss 43L psr gurtsr, LIN SEED
Cake 20 10. Cd. per ton lohned Petrsieun; oFt
a. I'd nor gallon. spirits Of Turpcntine 2os VI per
cwt, Pas u. o l. oils OF Provisions-LTi "a VI psr
ewt for American Sugar-ljs Sd cwt tor Cuos Cen
trngaI J5o ani lis OF Ills b Tor MusoovaU
lair rennInr anolt Australian Talow-Beet 2isV 0SSs
81. Wutton 3ls OIL 10, OF Cocoinut On-Csvles: ESQ
g. Cochn g37 D., asricsn tsrigeratst Sest IS ~ LOT
hind quarters Is A. for fore quarters per 80 oy INC
carclsA NJ. .u,..,.,. 4
franco confines Is francs Confines sses
Wicor os.si "a rlncS 30 cenI mas ~ - klos
BRFMrN Aug 6.-wilcoI's Larl oossi aE 80 MARKS w
psREYss Aas 6.-pstroleum. marks 80 ptenninga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-08
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.YQRK Saturday Aug s.-BEEvEs-Receipts were
OF ~ he CITY, and cars OF 30 head
reported received at those yards
for the week 1877 head 1893 head last week NO
trading .; the cattle yaris Feeling firm for Medium to
CbOics S,eers.
Shipments as reported yesterday.
CALVES-Ony 10 head received and no sales worth not
Ing Feeling steady
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Rscepts were Is cars OF g. los
head7 at Jersey City and at 6Ohst Total Tor
tho week 50 ago head against 81 313 head last week Fully
25 carloads held from Yesterday at both yards
The market du and hfeless with ood Lambs STEADY
almost demand for Common stock Reported TT nsac
3L0 &c for Common Good Sheep and 507 9c
for common Ia Prime Lambs with carlOd OF Poor Kentucky
Lamb, sold at 3c No prospect OF anything approaching
clearance of the pens.
sales HalIen6ock & Hollis 225 Western Sheep - 10
average 81 80 100 Ill DO 107 H. at - z5 1853 do
SO H. at 81 30: AZ do II2 TO- at 81 hO 253 ohio Lambs 6l
d. at &c per 10 $50 Canada do So ID. at6c 40
EverItt PidcOck 265 Kentucky Lambs (Poor) ~ 10
average at 3o.c 100 Pennsylvania do. 81 ID, stoSo
III do. 81 10. at Ga 90 -. -.
81 90 100 10 1877 do S3 b. at 81 80 22O Canaua amos
DienbacE K Dewey; 43 Western Sheep ~ average at
&c per 100 do 80 b. at4sc III Canada Lambs 81 TO- az
Sherman 4 Culver Is Kentucky Lambs So average at
&c 6S do. so 10, at Sc Isl do go H. at e1.c 100
West Virginia 10 So b. at 5sc; ia West virginia Ewes
AID Bucks, s. ID. at 3 &C.
Total for the week Z0437 head. against ~ 40 heaa
last None sale alive Feeling weak ana nominal
quotations are SIS 40 d 50 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-08
The PETROLEUM MARKEE

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
Low prices .t the petroleum industry and every
has far failed Schemes are under ds
cusson among producers looking to an IN
the situation yet concerted or general action mas
been taken The proposition TO curail production has me
with strong opposition. producers ege thatit wou
hurt the market because would be taken as confession
that could not be carried out success
fully and failure would invite fresh damage 70 the
bulls force in these but a. tne 50
time there remedy for tho existing depression
except through eurtansnt OF the output unu tnere ha
whether the pro for general shutdown or
have remarked before me low pfees arc
montny report of this Tho meeting OF produc
.r. l.s sck nothing anu aJounment was
taken until September In tie Lima heds mo most eneG.
i've blow given oyerproiucton Is I'D the extremely
those srons there OF Overproducon the
accumulated because There no present
10000 barrels day under the demand Dut II is T9m ths
effect sveprOductoa IN the past that te Is
are more disappointing than bad been looked for
and hardy DC eI pocted Washington will duplicate
wonderful SIC keowH well These facts shSoa o1 VHrs'
mind. IL connection with inc e1trene'g low va.uS -
i'm any t. the possibility Of serious decline IA
the mites OF new angeronsdeVeiopmen "o"a
probably put q face on the situation: .,-,-,
ccrtc4- speculation last week showed IA
ever and rally with which the previous week d euded
carried ur er Oh the covering OF sho's ,h
preceding saturday ant OF 5p cents FROM the et'
'ms ST from ms"'S SEA 'OGS"'' sc. cents fooSed
but ts ecno bred a ire short interest and the market
e.er fne short interest," /. neon ieIaole
at the mone1t aHd nero Is suhevn. mn hen the
give the beers some cause or nnea,,n"ss n neu ~. o
ab,eLcc general specul ye interest 10 on u,
soFSsi T a -. ss le market the crude
cannot he said 10 oner Dstdhll'i a,
nrisy w.r ported 80 barrels from l0s wells AGAINST
652 barrels r ia we = S %egH st hat anu
The range tue ota dealings N National 9d,1n
Tran.t he consolidated stock anu FeIIoieu
Lvrh An ~ the last three weeks were as loho"s